Suggestions for Steer Tires

I got DR454 drives a month ago and I really like them so far. Was looking for their steers, but looks like they don't sell them in 16 ply

 

Used to buy only Bridgestone steers. Started running 590s, Now 591s, same tire. Bridgestones old top of the line design. Decupping groove on 591 is a great design. Cuts into the side, yet protected by outer tread. Goodyear had a steer for a few years, with decupping goove cut sideways, good design, except it was vulnerable to damage. 591s have it right. Best design. And affordable.

 

I am happy with them, I run Firestone drives as well. I think when it comes to name brand tires, it is just a preference. I have friends who run only Bridgestone, Goodyear and Michelin.

 

They’re available, but may have to be ordered. I run 11R 24.5 and have to order a couple months ahead of time.
I just looked and you may have to go to 11R22.5 to get the 16 ply

 

I'll second the 591s. Great steer and not too pricy. I figure that's what will get out of them too right around 175k maybe even closer to 200k. We run a lot of light loads

 

My bridgestones are doing fine with 100K on them, but when I buy new, they will be the michelins. Best tires made IMO. The bridgestones are missing chunks where they got stones in them and the stones took rubber with them, BAD design.

 

Last I checked they were about 550.